Pls, check it: unexpected jump to the root of the locked tab

[AntonyD]

Hi!
Make 2 tabs with some paths. And lock both with open ability to change the directories.
And option "Return to locked tab root directory on tab change" - pls, deactivate it!
So make for ex. on tab1 path1=C:\test1\test2, and on tab2 make path2=C:\test10\test11\test12 and lock them both.
And also make some subdirs for test2 and test12 with some files - but NB! the last one should contain more than 6000 files!
For ex. test2\test3\test4\test5 (and test5 contains >6000 files), test12\test13\test14\test15\test16 (and test16 contains >6000 files).

And now let's navigate through all of this structure. So in tab1 from test2 go into test3, now activate tab2 and go from test12 into test13.
Now return back to tab1 and notice - that you are still inside the test3 dir. That's right! Go back to tab2 - and you still see test13! Good!
Make for testing another "jumps" inside the files structure - but do NOT go inside the last one dir on both tabs!
If you still see on each tabs proper "last visited" dir after returning back - we are on a proper way!

And now on tab1 go inside test2\test3\test4\test5 and switch to tab2 and go inside test12\test13\test14\test15\test16.
And now activate tab1. And... you will be forcibly returned back on a initial "locked" level: C:\test1\test2.
Now repeat the same step with tab2 - activate it and ... you will be thrown to the level C:\test10\test11\test12.

[AntonyD]

Looks like nobody has on his hands so many files simultaneously)))

[petermad]

Looks like nobody have on his hands so many files

Batch to create 6001 files:

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for /L %%i in (1,1,6001) do echo helloworld>%%i.txt